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Students at Piñon Elementary School in Santa Fe were in agreement Monday about their lunch: It was pretty good.

Over a tray of disappearing chicken tenders, mashed potatoes, apples and carrots, fourth grader Dylan Garcia said the quality of the meal was consistent with most days’ lunches.

Dylan usually eats school meals, he said, and the food gives him the energy to challenge himself during his favorite lessons—math.

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